I work at a stand-up desk; looking for something to rest my butt on occasionally. Would this work? What are the "saddle seat" dimensions?
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Hello, hope this helps L 17.5" x D 9". AND what I like very much is the curvature of the seat instead of the flat design. "Occasionally" ...don't see why not. Have some fun with it while making it more comfortable by going to a craft store, purchasing some nice quality meaning "firm" foam. Then go to a local fabric store buying less than a yard of fabric and some elastic. Make your own cover that can via the elastic be taken on & off. Simple project & instant gratification. Try it!
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I like these stools a lot. I have the 18" tall, the seat of which is 9" x 17 5/8", with a dip of about 3/8" in the center. They are fine to use as little tables, even with the dip. If a 24" seat is the right height for your purpose, I would definitely recommend this stool.
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The seat dimensions are 9 inches deep and 17 1/2 inches wide. The stool is 18 inches high; this is also the height of a typical dining room chair. While sitting at it you wouldn't be up high enough to work at the stand-up desk. But for something to sit on and "take a break" I think it would work well. I find the curve in the stool seat makes it more comfortable.
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Seat is 17-1/2" W x 9" D x 24" H. Got these for my peninsula & it came in handy when I had a problem w/my knees so that I could sit at my counter to help prep food & do dishes. Hope this helps!
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I don't have the exact measurement but I'm a 6' 3" tall guy that weighs about 280 and there is plenty of clearance if that is the concern. You'll be able to move hands to outside or inside for different bench workout effects. I have no trouble once on the seat/pad/ backrest. Now getting on and off are a little tricky for me, but I'm also 60 years old and have had 4 major spine surgeries with a number of discs removed. So if you're younger, more flexible, and under 6' 4" tall? You should be just fine. Rugged bench for the price. Holds up well.
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I have a basic office chair that rolls, it fits perfectly. With room to raise the seat if needs be.
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It is nominally 16" from cushion edge to cushion edge - wide enough to comfortably seat all but the biggest butts (mine used to just fit pre-diet). BUT! This is primarily a "kneeler" more than a seat. If you have balance issues it is too narrow to comfortably balance on soft ground as a seat. As a kneeler or as an assist to stand up, it is wonderful. My 89 year-old mother uses it in all three capacities - to sit, to kneel and to help her stand up from both sitting or kneeling.
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I don't think you would like the seat as far as comfort is concerned. I think it's a good unit for someone up to 220 lbs but you may want something that has a little heavier construction. I am 6 foot at 200 lbs and it works fine for me.
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It's not high enough to sit at a desk. I have a lap desk for a wireless keyboard and mouse, and I also have my monitor on an arm that I can adjust. That's how I can work from this chair. It's certainly comfortable, but it won't replace a traditional desk chair.
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I know that somewhere on line I saw the dimensions. The only slight drawback to the height of about 30 inches is that if you have a wheeled office chair with arms, it might not roll all the way under the desk. A regular armless chair would probably be best with this desk. When I lower my chair all the way, it pulls under the desk at least part way. The dimensions listed by Lou on June 28th seem right to me.
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It should work just fine. It is approximately 3" thick and will add height to your seating because, even after sitting on it for a while, it does not compress much.
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Hi. Happy to help. It is very small for a desk, but a regular secretary's sized chair fits nicely. It does have a rather odd feature, but my son likes it: All along the back of the desk top is a recessed area. My son puts items in it to keep the desk top clear. It is made well. Feel free to ask any additional questions. Gina
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This chair will work, but you should measure your width when you sit down just to make sure you don't rub up against the handles for that would be the only thing that might make it uncomfortable for you.
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Not as big as you'd think. My wife and I have a hard time sitting with our backs to the back rest. Admittedly we both were endowed with bigger than average booties, but I still feel like this barstool would feel a bit cramped for most people.
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Yeah if you have a bench seat it'll fit really good. Mine never moves and it's hefty enough not to slide around if it's leather. Was surprised by the weight when I got it. Solid piece. &#128076;
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I love my sink saddle. My dimension is 1.5-2" and the saddle fits it perfectly. It doesn't slide off or anything. It really saves on scratching up a stainless steel sink. I believe you will like it and it will fit.
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I weigh 200 lbs, it supports me just great no sign of sage/weakness. The comfort of the seat is about a 6 on a scale of 10, where 10 would be the best. It's going to be hard to find a saddle for a man to set on without putting your package to sleep where you contact the seat... It is better than any seat I have bought so far and that is 4 seats. There is only one more that may work great, that one is square like, without the tongue going up between your legs, your butt cheeks are the only thing that sets on that seat. Good luck.
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It's probably pretty good for you. The height is adjustable with a minimum of 24 inches. I have mine at 33 inches and my wife who's 5'7" has to jump up on it. I have too as well, but not much. If it were her chair then it would of course be lower. The bottom cushion has a depth at the center of 18 inches, pretty standard seat size. The left/right front edges are less deep at about 17 inches or so. The seat back is 16 inches high. Pretty decent for me (I'm 5'9") but higher would be nicer. The seat back is not adjustable. So basically the seat itself is very standard, the cushions are well made. I've used it pretty much every day for the past 18 months and it shows no sign of wear. I use it at a standing desk so I can switch between sitting and standing throughout the day. I would highly recommend this chair.
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If I remember correctly the saddleman comes in a 12" & 9" underside wwidth where it sits on the rear seat You must measure the rear seat of your bike and determine which one is closest to your bike seat width. Also if the rear seat has a sissy bar or similar style seat it will probably not leave enough room for you to sit so do some checking before buying. I hope this helped a little at least. Thanks & Ride On!
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Sorry I didn't keep the unit long enough to even think about a cushion size. Due to the quality of the unit, I cannot recommend using it for seating of any kind. I returned the unit I received.